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PAGE SEVEN President Greets Speaker Edens Sees Presidential Race Decided In Precincts mews mmim J. Drake Edens of dedicated to Sen. Goldwater chairman of the state Republi-ere elected, can party, told the Greenville He sa'd that these precinct room. Both will speak on "What My Lions Gub Has Meant to Me." Sortnma Huh vPstprHav that if "1 lurn, eieciea UOia water delegates to the state con Sen. Barry Goldwater is YcVJvV Wf fl-MIPW TWO LION'S SPEAKERS Dr.

Charles N. Wyatt and Forrest H. (Whitie) Kendall, Parker High School athletic director, Will be speakers at the regular Greenville Lions Club luncheon rneeting Wednesday at 1:10 p.m. in' the Jack Tar Poinsett ball- vention and that the state dele- carry South Carolina in the No- v.an wuuui vai vim a in nit i i vember election it wUl be up to Satfs Goldwater sup- to the national porters Republi can convention. STAMP CLUB MEETS A meeting of the Greenville Stamp Club will be held Thursday at 8 p.m.

at the Timmons Park Clubhouse. Stamps will be available for purchase from the American Philatelic Societies selection, and all collectors are invited to attend. campaign workers on the precinct level. "If we are willing to do the necessary precinct work, we can prevail," Mr. Edens said, "but if we fail to become precinct-level politicians we will not win." Quoting Sen.

Goldwater, Mr. Edens stated, "The precinct chairman and his precinct workers are the most important Mr. Edens continued to emphasize the necessity for state Republicans to get out in the precincts and "wrestle the Democrats, vote-for-vote and door-to-door." There are approximately Peace Corps volunteers in 46 countries around the world. TV POSTS OFFERED Television operations and maintenance technicians are needed for work in the television i im in iwiniiliiti service of the United Mates Sam Hunt (right), newly elected president of the Young News Of Religion Bahais Mark Date Bahais of Greenville joined this week in a nationwide celebration by Bahais of World Peace Day, designated Sunday. The local group marked the date Saturday evening with Dr.

Albert Porter of Memphis, as the speaker. Friends from Raleigh, N. Gainesville, and from Tennessee joined the local group for the observance. Information Agency in Washington. Information and application people in the Republican party today." In a comparison of the Republican and Democratic Na forms may be obtained from David Jones, Civil Service examiner, at the main Post Office tional conventions, the state chairman declared that Repub on W.

Washington Street. Rare and original on-the-spot films tell the awesome story of the causes, battles and effects of the titanic conflict. lican delegates were allowed to vote on every issue affecting the convention, whereas Democratic delegates weren't allowed to Each Bile Mokes You Won! More BARBECUE Little Pigs OF AMERICA 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Lake Forest Shopping Center 244-6030 S. Church St. Between Mills Mill and K-Mort 233-6363 Democrats of Greenville County Club, greets Frank Sloan, former assistant secretary of defense and now law professor at the University of South Carolina.

Mr. Sloan was guest speaker at last night's meeting of the Young Democrats held in the Greenville County Courthouse. (News-Piedmont photo by Louis M. Burress). Sloan Says Many Voters In Forest Own Making vote on any issues.

Mr. Edens said that when pre 8 TONIGHT WSPA-TV WORLD WAR I Suit Is Brought By Duke Power Testimony was to continue today in a right-of-way condemnation proceeding in Common Pleas Court. The legal action began yesterday with Duke Power Co. as petitioner against Henry K. cinct reorganization meetings were held for the Republican party in South Carolina delegates who were pledged and thinks he is going to find some EMMANUEL BAPTIST Church in Greer is having a series of revival meetings at 7:30 p.m.

daily through Sunday. Rev. Floyd Paschal, pastor of Alta Vista Baptist Church in Columbia, is the visiting evangelist. Rev. Buddy Mullin-aris host pastor.

kind of religion in the Republi By TERRELL WATTS "I think that many South Carolina voters are in an impenetrable forest of their own making," Frank Sloan, former uarK, individually and as ex ecutor of the estate of Nona assistant secretary of defense and now law professor at the University of Soutn Carolina, can party. SLOGANS FOR CAMPAIGN "Why the slogans?" Mr. Sloan asked. He said the Republican campaign was just slogans, noi programs and no "The Republicans know theyj cannot carry this state, Mississippi or Alabama if they start talking the facts. The Democratic party is the only party SAVINGS i IS said last night at an organiza Clark, Charles Lloyd' Clark, William B.

Clark, Hazel C. Cole, Julia Genoble, James 0. Clark; Robert M. Clark individually and as executor of the estate of Nona W. Clark, Ruth Ann Her-long, Frederick C.

Atkins, Thomas L. Atkins and the S.C. ST. MARY'S Church will open a new series of instructions on the teachings and the beliefs of the Catholic church for adults beginning at 7:30 p.m. today.

Classes will be held each tion meeting of the Young Democrats of Greenville County Club. A near capacity crowd in Gen ELECT Tuesday and Thursday at that eral Sessions Courtroom at the that is doing something about the Communists and the civil rights issue," he said. Greenville County Courthouse, Tax Commission. Haynsworth, Perry, Bryant, Marion and Johnstone represented the petitioner, and Leather-wood, Walker, Todd and Mann appeared for the defendant. hqur in Notre Dame Hall and the course will run approximately three months.

It will be conducted by Rev. Edward Mullen, assistant pastor. was told that this impenetrable forest was a forest of slogans put out by the Republican party, preached by Sen. Barry Goldwater and now being sung THE TICKET! by Sen. Strom Thurmond.

TELEVISION PROGRAMS TUESDAY About the race problem, he said the Democratic party is the only party that faces up to this serious problem. "If the only qualification for a man who must be responsible for a nation of 195 millions people is that he voted against one bill in Congress, then the office of the President has dropped very low." He said the Democratic SAM HUNT PRESIDENT Prior to the beginning of the WFBC-TV WSPA-TV WLOS-TV WBTV Political Advertisement Political Advertisement business session, new officers were elected. Temporary officers chosen for last night's meeting were perm a 1 1 elected. They included Sam Hunt, president; Mrs. Wilma Gosnell, vice president; Mrs.

Beverly Klyce, secretary, George Funderburk, treasurer; party has a record of resistance to communism and the only time a country in the Western He's a comedy company all by himself and every one of him is wildly funny! Don't miss Red's inspired nonsense. 8:30 TONIGHT WSPA-TV Tflue RedSIieltost Hour Hemisphere was lost to communism (Cuba) was during the the eight years the Republi cans were asleep." Mr. Sloan named the child labor laws, women's suffrage social. security and minimum wage laws as examples of progress made during the adminis and Paul Foster, membership chairman. Mr.

Sloan said the Democratic party's biggest problem is to sober up the people and get them off this emotional jazz. He said the forest of slogans was nothing but a substitution of clauses and phrases for the facts. He said Senator Goldwater's speeches are a perfect example of sloganism. "These slogans are wonderful, because they appeal to the people." Mr. Sloan took a double-barrel blast at South Carolina's tration of a Democratic president.

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